Replies pile up while you’re doing the client work, and follow-ups go out days late.
With AI:
Your AI can use the business context you provide to draft a reply or follow-up. You check it and send.
Posting about your work
Next, not included
Now:
You know you should post more, but by the time the client work is done, so is your day.
With AI:
Your own notes and emails can become draft posts for review. Publishing is a separate setup, outside this starter.
What you’ll set up
Start with the sample and guides. Your own dashboard and connected brief need additional setup.
Visualize
Start with context you can share.
Use the guide to brief Claude on your business, then adapt the sample dashboard with information you provide.
Automate
Prepare and check a first brief.
Prepare a brief with your personal AI assistant. Scheduling needs paid Claude Desktop and compatible inbox and calendar connections; first check the information you supply.
Optimize
Review current information each week.
Use the weekly review guide to check what changed and choose one thing to fix. Refresh the dashboard with current information before drawing conclusions.
No. It’s AI Foundations, a free 20-minute starter for anyone running a business. When you want your posting handled too, The Social Machine is the live next step.
I’m already stretched. When would I do this?
Start with the sample tonight in about 20 minutes. Personalising it and connecting accounts can take longer; check the first brief before relying on a schedule.
Do I need to code or connect lots of apps?
The sample needs no account. Your own setup uses paid Claude Desktop; inbox and calendar access need compatible connections and permission.
Is my client information safe?
You decide what goes in. You can leave client names out, or practise on the sample business before you add anything of your own.
Which AI do I need?
The sample works without an account. Building your own dashboard and scheduled brief needs a paid Claude plan and the Claude desktop app, with connections configured.
Start with your business view tonight.
Open the sample, follow the guide and prepare a first brief from the information you have.